Animations seem pretty spot-on, and the fluidity of the characters is impressive when they move about the court. Character models look really close to their real-world counterparts, but there's an element of style that keeps the characters from approaching that 'uncanny valley' area of creepiness. The courts and players are lovingly represented in Grand Slam Tennis 2. It's also the only tennis title that features the actual courts of Wimbledon, along with the other Grand Slam events like the Australian Open, French Open and U.S. Grand Slam Tennis 2 does its best to immerse the player in tennis, featuring a whole host of recognizable, household names, and including recognizable, retired veterans like John McEnroe and Pete Sampras. However, Electronic Arts' take on tennis is more in line with its other core sports franchises, and that's definitely expected. Just look at the plethora of non-endorsed games that feature mascots or other animated characters like Hot Shots Golf, Mario Tennis, Virtua Tennis, and more. Of course I like football and baseball, but developers seem to be more willing to take chances with tennis and golf titles. With sports video games, I tend to enjoy the slightly less mainstream offerings, tennis and golf, a little more than most.

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